Ashley Wilske Education: Master of Social Work Degree GPA 3.97 University of Washington, Seattle, WA.

Bachelor of Arts, Social Work University of Washington, Seattle WA. Member of Phi Beta Kappa Member National Honors Society _____________________________________________________________ Relevant Skills: -Established first-rate communication, and interviewing skills. -Exceptional focus and orientation, in high risk, challenging, situations. -Excellent at high level multi-tasking. -Superb with new challenges, excellent at working through intense issues, with deliberate focus driven positive outcomes. -Partnered with $50,000 Service Dog, that is vastly experienced with working wit h individuals/families in crisis. Astro, comes complete with a one million doll ar insurance policy against issues that were to arise. -Top notch written/verbal skills, and computer literate. Experience: Child Interview Specialist 8/07-12-10 Snohomish County Sheriffs Office-SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT, Everett , WA. -Conducted approximately 3,500 forensic interviews over ten years, with child/ad ult victims of felony crimes, ages three years old and above. Responsible for co nducting Forensic Interviews to persons of all ages, and all clients presenting with any mental health issues, developmental delays, mental retardation, and all special needs populations. Also, responsible for conducting specialized interv iews around all ethnicities, religions, and social economic backgrounds, and/or anyone needing a specialized interviewer. -Documented all interviews using DVD recording, audio recordings, and/or utilizi ng near verbatim note taking. -Represented childrens forensic interviews, for child victims under ten years ol d, in the criminal court processes, both at Hear-Say Trials, and Supreme Court J ury trials, approximately 60 times. -Provided and participated in daily, monthly, weekly, ongoing consultation/peer review, regarding use of forensic interviewing, and best practice techniques to all mandated sexual, and felony physical assault investigators. -Authored and developed, the Newest County Protocol for Snohomish County, regard ing the role of a Child Interview Specialist, and how that role fit into the ove rall team oriented protocol. -Trained all divisions of Child Protective Service Social Workers, and all Law E nforcement agencies in Snohomish County on how to work together to implement cou nty protocols. -Facilitated and trained basic to advanced forensic interviewers, other peer for ensic interviewers, and Master of Social Work Students, The Washington State Chi ld Interview Guide, mandated by the Washington State Ombudsman in 1998, for all persons interviewing child victims of sexual assault/abuse, -Established/authored, the current role and position of the Child Interview Spec ialist, for Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center, for its current accreditation. -In 2007, created the unique program of incorporating $50,000 trained service/fa cility dogs, in child forensic interviewing in Snohomish County within the Sheri ffs office, the first Law Enforcement Agency Nationally to team service canines with child/adult victims of crime. A concept that has taken off nationally as w ell as internationally, and is considered The new Gold Standard within child for ensic interviewing. -Created, and trained for the FBI, Washington State, and nationally, educating r egarding the Role of Child Interview Specialist, Forensic Interviewing, and The Incorporation and Utilization of Service Canines, for Child/Adult Victims, withi n the Forensic Interview, and Further Their Use Within the Judicial System.

Child Interview Specialist 7/02-7/07 KING COUNTY PROSECUTOR-CRIMINAL DIVISION, Seattle, Kent, WA. -Completed approximately 2,500 forensic interviews with child/adult victims of f elony crime, ages three years old and above. Responsible for conducting Forensic Interviews to persons of all ages, and all clients presenting with any mental h ealth issues, developmental delays, mental retardation, and all special needs po pulations. Also, responsible for conducting specialized interviews around all e thnicities, religions, and social economic backgrounds, and/or anyone needing a specialized interviewer. -Documented Forensic interviews of all victims, using DVD recording, audio recor dings, and/or utilizing near verbatim note taking. -Represented childrens forensic interviews, for child victims under ten years ol d, in the criminal court processes, both at Hear-Say Trials, and Supreme Court J ury trails. -Provided and participated in daily, monthly, weekly, ongoing consultation/peer review, regarding use of forensic interviewing, and best practice techniques to all mandated sexual and felony physical assault investigators. -Facilitated and trained Child Protective Service Social Workers, and all Law En forcement agencies in Snohomish County, (approximately 27 LE agencies) on best p ractice methods of partnership, thus helping to implement county protocols. -Facilitated and trained basic to advanced forensic interviewers, other peer for ensic interviewers, and Master of Social Work Students, The Washington State Chi ld Interview Guide, mandated by the Washington State Ombudsman in 1998, for all persons interviewing child victims of sexual assault/abuse, six to ten times a y ear. -In 2004, developed and implemented the unique program of incorporating $50,000 trained service/facility dogs, in child forensic interviewing in King County. T his was the first program implemented and developed, a concept that has taken of f nationally, as well as internationally, and is considered The new Gold Standar d within child forensic interviewing. -Met with the Assistant Director of Harborview Center for Sexual Assault and Tra umatic Stress, to review challenging forensic interviews once a month. -Continue to train for Washington State, and nationally, regarding the Role of C hild Interview Specialist, -Forensic Interviewing, and The Incorporation and Uti lization of Service Canines, for Child/Adult Victims, within the Forensic Interv iew, and Further Their Use Within the Judicial System. CPS SOCIAL WORKER III, Specialized Sexual Assault/Abuse Unit DIVISION OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES, Seattle, WA.3/01- 7/02 -Investigated referrals concerning sexual abuse of children/families of all ages , presenting with any mental health issues, developmental delays, mental retarda tion, and special needs populations. Interviewed persons of all ethnicities, re ligions, and social economic backgrounds, -Conducted all investigations using forensic near verbatim interviewing techniqu es. -Prepared reports, interviews, and documentation used in legal arenas. -Arranged and conducted in-depth interviews with clients, their families, and co llateral contacts. -Formulated and/or modified social service treatment or individual client servic e plans. -Provided ongoing social work support to clients (e.g. case management, direct s ervices to children, client advocacy, family support, crisis intervention and co unseling. -Coordinated social service delivery services with other agencies/systems. -Provided and delivered individual/ group, and family, counseling/therapy to cli ents. -Provided information and referrals for professional evaluation/services. -Experienced with a strong understanding of medical terminology, and interpretin g psychological/medical reports.

MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE CARNRICK LABORATORIES, Cedar Knolls, NJ DIVISION OF ELAN PHARMACEUTICALS 7/99-3/01 -Sold Pharmaceuticals to specialized physicians around the Downtown Seattle and surrounding areas. -Met and exceeded quarterly, yearly goals. -Educated and communicated current medical information to Physicians, Medical St aff, and Pharmacists. -Organized special events. I.e. Grand Rounds at hospitals, Medical Lectures, Di nner Programs, etc. -Literate in medical terminology, and interpreted medical reports. VONUNTEER COORDINATOR, TEEN PARENT PROGRAM DESIGNER AND COORDINATOR, GANG INTERV ENTIONIST YOUTHCARE, Seattle, WA. 10/96-9/98 -Responsible for the development, recruitment, support and supervision of all vo lunteers, mentors and student interns from the universities throughout the Youth Care Agency, roughly over 200 people. -Identified and developed a needs, recognition, and requirements processes, to m atch volunteer support with various YouthCare Programs. -Created and facilitated Clinical Orientation training, monthly and ad-hoc train ing programs for all YouthCare staff and volunteers. -Developed and implemented annual volunteer recognition event. -Represented YouthCare by presenting information to businesses and agencies, and educating at universities and conferences. TEEN PARENT PROGRAM SUPERVISOR -Developed and implemented Teen Parent support program, which grew to include 25 teen mothers and their children. -Participated in the development of training curriculum pertaining to the issues of Teen Mothers. -Provided intensive case management to the young mothers and their children. -Supervised and trained Teen Parent Program staff members. Gang Interventionist/ Case Manager -Partnered with Seattle Police to provide individualized prevention/intervention -Developed Programs designed for at risk or gang involved youth. -Worked extensively with client and family in an ongoing relationship to develop service plans, assure access to services, advocate for client needs and evaluat e outcomes. -Collaborated, and partnered, with other service providers, agencies, and profes sions to provide wrap around services for clients. I facilitated educational tr aining to the public regarding issues of adolescent women. JUVENILE PROBATION OFFICER KING COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES, Seattle WA. 6/97-1/98 -Worked 20 hours a week supervising and providing case management for 60+ adjudi cated youth. -Provided assessment, investigation, and case preparation for court appearances. -Collaborated with families, law enforcement, attorneys, schools, DSHS, and othe r agencies to link services and provide wrap around services under supervision. -Presented to court: case assessments, modifications, dependency orders, youth a t risk petitions, chins petitions etc. -Provided follow up services and follow through compliance for all juveniles und er my supervision. -Co-facilitated educational groups for clients of the court system. SURGICAL CLINICAL ASSISTANT

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF WISCONSIN, Milwaukee, WI.3/95-7/95 -Provided counseling and education to clients on reproductive healthcare, contra ception, prenatal-care, sexually transmitted diseases and abortion. -Assisted physicians in clinical work. -Provided laboratory screening STD, pregnancy, and healthcare concerns. SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRIC MENTAL HEALTH AND DRUG/ALCOHOL COUNSELOR,INDIVIDUAL AND F AMILY COUNSELOR, ASSORTED SUPPORT GROUP FACILITATOR FOR HIGH RISK CHILDREN, CASE MANAGER CENTRAL YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, Seattle, WA.9/93-1/95 Alder Academy- Seattle School Based Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counselor -Implemented a school based counseling program including drug/alcohol prevention intervention and crisis intervention. -Provided one-on-one, family, in-home, and group counseling, to youth and their families who were referred by school, court systems, and community agencies. -Facilitated training programs for parent, faculty, and the public on issues rel ating to at risk adolescents. -Individual and Family Counselor -Support Group Facilitator for High Risk Youth 24 HOUR ALCOHOL ANS DRUG TEEN LINE SUPERVISOR TEEN LINE 24 HOUR ALCOHOL/DRUG HELPLINE, Seattle, WA.2/91-2/92 -Authored, presented and was awarded Federal Grant used to target high-risk yout h. -Recruited, trained, and managed teens working on the 24 Hour Seattle Teen Help Line. -Taught outreach education in universities, schools, and community service organ izations on teen drug and alcohol abuse and teen violence. Trainings and Presentations: -Attended Washington State Child Interview Guide (WSCIG) Child Abuse Investigati on and Forensic Interviewing Training, (HCSACTS)April 2001 -Facilitated Child Abuse Investigation and Interviewing Training, (WSCIG) (HCSACTS) Oct. 2002 -Current member of Washington State Child Abuse Investigators Peer Review Networ k (HCSACTS) -Facilitator for the statewide mandated Child Abuse Investigation and Forensic I nterviewing Training, (WSCIG) (HCSACTS) -Trained current facilitators for the statewide mandated Child Abuse Investigati on and Forensic Interviewing Facilitated and trained at (WSCIG) (HCSACTS) Janu ary 2007-August 2008, 4-6 times a year. -Presented at the University of Baltimore on working with trained facility dogs during the child interviews. -Attended and completed certification of a two week training under the supervis ion of professional CCI Instructor at Canine Companions for Independence on how to handle a trained Service and Hearing Canine. February 2008 in Santa Rosa, CA. -Passed the written Americans with Disabilities Act Test involving trained assis tance Canines. Passed the physical American with Disabilities Act Test both in February 2008 and again, 45 days later in April of 2008 both with Astro III the facility dog placed to work in Snohomish County Sheriffs Office. -Presenter at Childrens Justice Conference April 2007 "Service Dogs, Our New Partners in Criminal Prosecutions" -Presenter at Childrens Justice Conference April 2008 Service Dogs, Our New Partners in Crime Session #2 -Presenter at FBI Training July 2008,Child Abuse: The First Responders Role. -Presenter for Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, (WAPA) Courthous e Dogs: Emotional support For Victims When They Need It The Most, Sun Mountain L odge, Winthrop, WA. May 2010.

-Participating member that helped designed the Newest Washington State Interview Guide Training.